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"Marty Robson Burn Wound Infection Research Grant" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Marty Robson Burn Wound Infection Research Grant is sponsored by Wound Healing Foundation (WHF), Urgo Medical North America, and American Burn Association (ABA). This grant supports innovative research in the prevention and treatment of burn wound infection, honoring the legacy of Martin C. Robson, MD.
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Wound Healing Foundation and American Burn Association Open Call for Applications for Marty Robson Burn Wound Infection Research Grant Apply by June 15 for the ABA-BCEN Nursing Advancement Scholarship Wound Healing Foundation and American Burn Association Open Call for Applications for Marty Robson Burn Wound Infection Research Grant The Wound Healing Foundation (WHF), in partnership with Urgo Medical North America and the American Burn Association (ABA), is now accepting applications for the Marty Robson Burn Wound Infection Research Grant , a $15,000 award supporting innovative research in the prevention and treatment of burn wound infection.
The grant honors the legacy of Martin C. Robson, MD, and supports early-stage, high-impact research that advances understanding and care for burn wound infections. Funding is intended for direct research expenses and is awarded to emerging investigators conducting wound healing research.
“Burn wound infection remains one of the most complex challenges in acute burn care,” said ABA’s CEO, Ed Dellert, RN, MBA, CAE, FACEHP. “This grant reflects a shared commitment to advancing research that can directly inform prevention and treatment strategies, while supporting the next generation of investigators in the field.
” “Through the Marty Robson Burn Wound Infection Research Grant, the Wound Healing Foundation remains focused on accelerating innovative science in wound healing,” said Wound Healing Foundation's Vice Chair, Laura K. S. Parnell.
“Partnering with Urgo Medical North America and the American Burn Association strengthens the reach and impact of this work and helps ensure promising research ideas are given the opportunity to develop into meaningful clinical advances. ” The $15,000 grant supports one-year research projects focused on topical treatment or prevention of burn wound infection.
Applicants must meet eligibility criteria outlined by WHF, including early-career investigator status and institutional support requirements. Full application details and submission instructions are available on the Wound Healing Foundation website.
The mission of the Wound Healing Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, is to improve the quality of life of wound healing patients and their families, enabling more people to achieve optimal wound healing through awareness, education, and research.
WHF has demonstrated longstanding commitment and expertise in building awareness, creating and disseminating diverse educational resources grounded in clinical evidence, and supporting continued innovative research in wound care, thereby expanding access to quality wound care practices and supporting optimal healing for wound patients. For more information, visit woundhealingfoundation. org .
The American Burn Association (ABA) is dedicated to improving the lives of those affected by burn injuries through advocacy, education, research, and prevention. Founded in 1967, the ABA supports burn care professionals and organizations and works to advance the quality of burn care worldwide. For more information, visit ameriburn.
org . Urgo Medical North America is dedicated to advancing wound & burn care by ensuring that both patients and clinicians have access to the highest standard of solutions and support. The company focuses on delivering clinically effective products designed to improve healing outcomes while empowering healthcare professionals with practical, evidence-based tools.
For more information, visit urgomedical. us .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Emerging investigators conducting wound healing research who meet eligibility criteria outlined by WHF, including early-career investigator status and institutional support requirements. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $15,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was May 22, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Marty Robson Burn Wound Infection Research Grant is funded by Wound Healing Foundation (WHF), Urgo Medical North America, and American Burn Association (ABA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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